Beneshwar Mahadev

Beneshwar Temple, mainly famous for housing the revered Swayambhu or self-created Shiv Linga, is located on the delta formed by the confluence of Som and Mahi rivers. It stands on five feet high stone and is split into five parts. Make a point to visit the Vishu temple, which is located quite close to Beneshwar temple. The Vishnu temple was constructed in 1793 A.D. by Jankunwari, daughter – in-law of Mavji, a highly revered saint who is believed to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Next to Vishnu temple is Laxmi Narayan temple, which Aje and Vaje, the disciples of Maviji, built. Along with all these temples, do visit the Burma temple.

Beneshwar Dham is a place in Rajasthan along with Dungarpur, where there is the Triveni confluence of three rivers.

Beneshwar Dham is an island built at the confluence of three rivers. Which is not only a tourist destination but also a center of faith for millions of people. On the day of Beneshwar fair, lakhs of people come here for darshan and holy bath. Beneshwar fair is held in the month of Madh. This fair is dedicated to Lord Shiva. There is a 5 feet Shivalinga in the Shiva temple of Beneshwar Dham Dungarpur which is considered self-sufficient. If you are interested in tourism at religious places then Beneshwar Dham is a great place for you.

Due to the history related to tribal culture, Beneshwar Dham is recognized all over the world. Beneshwar Dham, built between the sacred confluence of Som Mahi and Jakham rivers, is a center of natural beauty, along with this, diverse cultures can be seen here. Beneshwar Dham is situated at a distance of about 60 kilometers from Dungarpur district headquarters.

In Beneshwar fair, a large number of people from Rajasthan as well as Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat come for darshan and holy bath.

According to historical beliefs, Beneshwar fair has been happening for about 300 years. Here the stories of Beneshwar Dham and Saint Mavji Maharaj are prevalent everywhere. There is also a temple of Lord Vishnu at Triveni Sangam, about which it is believed that Saint Mavji Maharaj, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, had performed penance here and this temple was built at the same time. In this temple, Saint Mavji Maharaj used to spend his time praying to God. Two disciples of Maharaj called Aj and built Lakshmi Narayan Temple.